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Burning Spear - Marcus' Children [LP] VG

Burning Spear - Marcus' Children [LP] VG

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  • Format: LP
  • Catalogue No: WRLP 102  
  • Label: Burning Spear
  • Genre: Reggae
  • Style: Roots Reggae
  • Released:  1978 Jamaica
  • Media Condition: Very Good (VG)
  • Sleeve Condition: Very Good (VG)

Product Review:
Jamaican Original. Nice copy. Vinyl has hairlines and a few superficial marks, nothing feelable. Plays with some crackle at times which is easily forgotten especially if you turn it up loud. Sleeve has edgewear, ringwear and VP Records sticker on the front.

Burning Spear's Marcus' Children was released in 1978 on his own label, produced and arranged by Winston Rodney and distributed by Sonic Sounds in Jamaica. A self-released roots reggae LP centred on Marcus Garvey and Rastafarian themes, with tracks including "Social Living" and "Mister Garvey". This is an original 1978 Jamaican pressing on the Burning Spear label (WRLP 102).

Release ID: 1351997


Track List:

A1. Marcus Children Suffer
A2. Come
A3. Social Living
A4. Marcus Say Jah No Dead
B1. Marcus Senior
B2. Nyah Keith
B3. Inatitution
B4. Mister Garvey
B5. Civilize Reggae

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Burning Spear - Marcus' Children [LP] VG

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